Würth #7 x 1-1/2" Modified Pan Head Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw Square Drive - Type 17 Auger Point Coarse Thread Lubricated, 3670000192961 1000 - 1000/Box

1-1/2 Inch Reach And A Flush, Non-Splitting Fit For Softwood Face Frames

This Würth #7 x 1-1/2" modified pan head face frame and pocket-hole screw is built for joining 3/4-inch softwood stock at pocket-hole angles. The 1-1/2-inch length gives the thread enough material to bite without blowing through the back face, making it a reliable choice for softwood rails, stiles, and cabinet box joinery in production shops and on the install.

Key Features

• Modified pan head bears flat against the pocket wall, pulling the joint tight without wedging or splitting the surrounding stock.
• #2 square drive is designed to hold the screw on a correctly sized bit for controlled, one-handed placement in tight cabinet interiors.
• Type 17 Auger point cuts a clean entry path and clears chips as it drives, reducing the torque needed to seat the screw in softwood and sheet goods.
• Coarse thread grips the fiber structure of softwood, pine, plywood, MDF, and melamine for strong withdrawal resistance in engineered cabinet panels.
• Lubricated finish lowers driving friction so the screw seats faster and with less risk of stripping the recess under repeated production driving.
• 1,000 screws per box keeps the bench stocked through a full run of cabinet face frames or carcass assembly without mid-job restocking.

Where This Length Fits in the Joint

The 1-1/2-inch length is the standard specification for pocket-hole joinery in 3/4-inch softwood stock. At that thickness, a shorter screw leaves insufficient thread engagement in the mating piece; a longer one risks breaking through on thin overlapping members. This screw lands in the pocket at the right angle and draws both faces tight without over-penetrating. It handles the same joint geometry when attaching a completed softwood face frame to the cabinet box, where the combined material thickness falls in the same range. For coarse-threaded pocket screws, this length also suits MDF and plywood carcass corners where the screw enters through the panel edge.

Drive, Point, and Lubrication Working Together

The square drive recess is designed so a correctly sized #2 bit seats positively in the head, which matters when driving screws at the odd angles that pocket-hole joinery requires. The Type 17 Auger point's extended flute clears material ahead of the thread, so driving torque stays low from start to seat. The lubricated finish extends that efficiency across a full box: friction stays consistent screw after screw, which reduces heat buildup on bits and keeps head geometry intact through high-volume runs. Together, these three details support the kind of repetitive, accurate fastening that cabinet production demands.

The Right Screw for Softwood and Engineered Panel Work

Coarse thread is the correct specification for softwood face frames and for engineered sheet goods like plywood, MDF, and particleboard. The wider thread pitch displaces and grips the fiber matrix of these materials more effectively than fine thread, delivering strong pull-out resistance in the softer substrates that make up most cabinet boxes. Cabinet shops building in pine or poplar, installers connecting adjacent cabinet runs through their face frames, and finish carpenters assembling softwood trim components will all find this screw matched to their material. Fine-thread hardwood face frames call for a different screw; this one is for softwood and panel stock.

Questions About This Screw

A Production-Sized Box for Shops That Run Through Frames

Cabinet shops and installers who build softwood face frames in volume will recognize the 1-1/2-inch pocket-hole screw as one of the highest-consumption fasteners on the bench. The 1,000-count box is sized to keep pace with that demand so the job does not stop for a restocking trip.